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DNA
Biotechnolo“G”
This &That
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Nitrogenous
bases that are
made of two
rings
What are Purines?
Responsible for
giving DNA its net
negative charge
What is a
phosphate group?
Strands shape can
be linear
chromosomes or
this
What are circular
Chromosomes?
Could be Isolated
from Prokaryotic
Eukaryotic and
this source
What is Viral?
Extra small rings
present in some
bacteria
What are plasmids?
This process
requires an operon
What is Gene
expression?
Any modifications
of DNA code of an
organism
What is Genetic
engineering?
Process of correcting
faulty DNA codes that
causes genetic diseases.
Carry normal gene into
cells containing
defective ones
What is gene
Therapy?
Process that uses
electricity to separate
charged molec. on a
gel slab based on
size, shape and
charge
What is gel
electrophoresis?
Parkinson's,
diabetes, cystic and
fibrosis (CF) are
examples of
What are Genetic
disorders?
Do not contain
nucleus or membrane
bound organelle
So, DNA is floating
in cytoplasm
What are bacteria
cells?
The presence of this
causes operon “turn
off” b/c RNA
polymerase is
blocked from
continuing down the
strand to the gene
What are
regulatory
molecules?
DNA molec. In
Eukaryotes has to
do this before gene
expression can start
What is uncoil?
Also referred to as
spacer DNA
What are Introns?
Methods used to
create new DNA
molec by piecing
together different
DNA molec
What are
recombinant DNA
technologies?
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